How to obtain the public IP address in the CentOS command line

Recently configured the server locally, using home bandwidth without a fixed IP address. Therefore, you need to obtain your own public IP address.

Since the machine is the server version of CentOS 6.5, there is naturally no way to obtain the public IP address through browser access.

So record some methods of obtaining public IP from the command line.

First, you need to follow curl on the machine:

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sudo yum install curl Secondly, use one of the following commands to get the local address:

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curl http://members.3322.org/dyndns/getip

curl ip.6655.com/ip.aspx

curl ifconfig.me

curl icanhazip.com

curl ident.me

curl ipecho.net/plain

curl whatismyip.akamai.com

curl myip.dnsomatic.com

#For more usage, visit ifconfig.co

wget -qO - ifconfig.co

#Return IP and region

curl ip.6655.com/ip.aspx?area=1

curl cip.cc

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